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China should make the most of the maxxing moment

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By Juliana Liu Verified
| BusinessWorld Verified
By Juliana Liu CHINA — a technological, industrial and geopolitical force that is approaching parity with America — is underrepresented in terms of international tourism. Beijing should make the most of a recent surge in overseas visitor interest, rather than allowing the goodwill to fade as quickly as the optimism surrounding the 2008 Summer Olympics did. The costs of not doing so are evident.
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China should make the most of the maxxing moment

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By Juliana Liu Verified
| zurl.co
By Juliana Liu CHINA — a technological, industrial and geopolitical force that is approaching parity with America — is underrepresented in terms of international tourism. Beijing should make the most of a recent surge in overseas visitor interest, rather than allowing the goodwill to fade as quickly as the optimism surrounding the 2008 Summer Olympics did. The costs of not doing so are evident.
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China should make the most of the maxxing moment

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By Juliana Liu Verified
| Magzter Inc. Verified
Business World Philippines | June 18, 2026 CHINA — a technological, industrial and geopolitical force that is approaching parity with America — is underrepresented in terms of international tourism. Beijing should make the most of a recent surge in overseas visitor interest, rather than allowing the goodwill to fade as quickly as the optimism surrounding the 2008 Summer Olympics did. The costs of not doing so are evident.
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